Significats de chapada en anglès

When we came to patches of chapada and open country we could breathe a little better.

The roots of the chapada or champadak (Artocarpus integrifolia) cut into chips and boiled in water produce a yellow dye.

The Malabaric name of jacca, or the jack-fruit, is applied both to the champadak or chapada (Artocarpus integrifolia, L. and Polyphema jaca, Lour.)

Placed four times at Group level, Chapada now has two wins from 19 starts.

CHAPADA This Moroney gelding raced okay over the winter without setting the world on fire.

He over takes Chapada in the final stages of the race to win the George Watson at big odds.

Chapada's trainer Mike Moroney said: He's made up a lot of ground on the winner, so it was a really good run.

Jye McNeil maintained his lead in the Victorian premiership, guiding Persal to victory while closest pursuer Daniel Stackhouse celebrated success on Chapada.

They chose two matches in Cuiaba, knowing they could also visit the Chapada and the Pantanal wetlands, one of the world's best bird-watching sites.

Moroney still has Chapada, which won his way into the Cup with victory in the Herbert Power Stakes last Saturday, as a Caulfield Cup contender.

Chapada was $7 on Wednesday and today went $6.50 into as low as $4.40 before jumping second pick at $4.80.

A Yawalapiti Indian dance with women in the village during the Meeting of Traditional Cultures of Chapada dos Veadeiros in Goias, Brazil July 23, 2011.